In Search of True DDR2 Bleeding Edge Memory

Default Settings Test: DDR2-667, Continued

• Page 1: Optimal DRAM For Overclocking
• Page 2: DDR2 Parts Details
• Page 3: Two DRAM Sides Are Better Than One
• Page 4: BIOS Settings To Boost Performance
• Page 5: CL4 Or CL3: Boosts Performance By Up To 5%
• Page 6: More Speed By Tightening Latency Timings
• Page 7: Boosting Memory Clock Speed: 23% Performance Gains
• Page 8: Here's How We Tested At THG's Munich Labs
• Page 9: Wstream And Everest Benchmarks
• Page 10: Overclocking Tests And Motherboards Used
• Page 11: Default Settings Test: DDR2-667
• Page 12: Default Settings Test: DDR2-667, Continued
• Page 13: Overclocking By Tightening Timings
• Page 14: Overclocking By Tightening Timings, Continued
• Page 15: Overclocking To The Max
• Page 16: Overclocking To The Max, Continued
• Page 17: Only Asus Boards Convince
• Page 18: An Overview Of The 16 Test Candidates
• Page 19: Aeneon DDR2-533: Unbeatable Price/Performance
• Page 20: Buffalo's DDR2-667 Is Unspectacular, But Solid
• Page 21: Corsair DDR2-1000: Absolutely The Fastest
• Page 22: Crucial/Micron DDR2-667 (Ballistix) Is Geared For Overclocking
• Page 23: GeIL's DDR2-533 Fails To Impress
• Page 24: G.Skill's DDR2-675 Confusing Label
• Page 25: Kingmax DDR2-667: Choose The Chip's Color
• Page 26: Kingston DDR2-900 Offers Minimal Overclocking
• Page 27: Mushkin DDR2-667's Double-Sided Module With A Need For Speed
• Page 28: OCZ DDR2-800: The Third-Fastest Test Candidate
• Page 29: Patriot Memory DDR2-1000 Offers Top Performance Reads At 8.6 GB/sec
• Page 30: PQI's DDR2-667 Is Fast, With No Overclocking Headroom
• Page 31: Samsung DDR2-667: Conservative RAM Sans Overclocking
• Page 32: Twinmos' DDR2-667 Is Slow, But Overclocks Well
• Page 33: Wintec's (AMP) DDR2-667: 475 MHz When Overclocked
• Page 34: Conclusion